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I love my F&F with the Incra flip fences in metric (1mm notches to settle against). I the fine adjustment was done with the set screw at the end of the fence rod, then clamped down. I think I get

For the version using the incra fence, how do you setup the jig to make it parallel?? I've built one too and I find it hard to get the fence aligned so the front of the fence and end of the fence are

I have that same guard ordered for my K700S. It’s nice to have little nuggets like this tucked away just in case I run into the same problem. Steve Lyde

Thanks, Mark! I will open that up today and try this. -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S, and expecting an A941 in April 2022

You should be able to use one hand, you need to remove the outer plate and their are 4 adjustable posts that ball bearings are on, they are eccentric. There is a sweet spot and a little trial and

I have the overhead saw guard on my K700S. Moving it up and down seems quite difficult. I need two hands to move it. Is this normal? I expected that I could simply grab the handle with one hand and

I use my F & F for smaller cuts. A 1 x 1 x 1 would be perfect. I've cut a piece down to a 1/4" cube without issue, just for fun. I usually don't go much over 2 feet in length, depending on the width.

It occurred to me today, as I answered a question about ripping on a slider at WoodCentral forum, to re-post my reply here. Recently there was a thread on the Fritz and Franz fixture, and my reply

??I raised router spindle with shims on bench to align its bearing with shaper spindle and the belt location looks good. Just a visual check. Called Felder. No known similar issues per the tech.

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /How tos, modifications, and other notes/Felder 2002 Router Spindle Rebuild.pdf (

Wade, I did not have to notch out any aluminum to install mine. I have a Kappa so it might be different, but I don't think so. Mac makes a fine product, You might think its pricey but when you get

Wade, Mac’s clamps are an investment but it absolutely is the best accessory I have added. He will send you a drilling template for your model. Mine looks like Steve’s and David Best setup, the

Mark Kessler, Thank you for sharing. Which brand are yours? Are your fittings also quick connect style? Thx, Wade

Steve, Thank you for the feed back. Wasn’t aware that cutting away some of the aluminum frame work was a necessary step. Wonder if this affects any warranty I have on the slider bed. Wade

Mine are not Mac’s. I installed them a little different, my connector has a larger nut then the quick connects and would not fit on the left side (just barely, to close to take a chance) was even

Steve’s setup is identical to my mounting arrangement. His switches are different, but the air plumbing is the same. David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/

I installed them on my K700S last summer. Fantastic accessory that I would now consider essential. As you can see I had to cut out some internal aluminum so make room for the fitting but it’s really

Hello FOG members, I’m considering an investment on a set of Mac’s Airtight Clamps. ?I have a new K700S, with a two button, remote switch, configuration at the end of the slider bed. ?(picture

I ordered my saw with a 48t and 96t blade. While plunging through the provided zci last week, I forgot to remove the riving knife and before I knew it there was a shower of sparks as the riving knife

Stocked up in some felder silent power blades last week. Spent $355 for 5 blades with clearance pricing.